Prayer (Selections from Spurgeon's Library)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
The Selections from Spurgeon’s Library series celebrates the foundation of faith upon which C. H. Spurgeon stood. As a voracious reader, Spurgeon gleaned wisdom from his predecessors and contemporaries that deeply impacted his preaching, writing, and ministry. B&H Academic, in partnership with the Spurgeon Center at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, has culled through more than 6,000 volumes in Spurgeon’s personal library to present a curated collection of essays and sermons on prayer that shaped Spurgeon himself. Addressing such topics as the privilege of prayer, imitating Christ in prayer, and prayer without ceasing, this volume is sure to help readers grow in their faith and experience the true power in prayer.
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- Addresses different topics related to prayer
- Helps readers to grow in their faith and prayer life
- Presents a curated collection of Spurgeon's essays and sermons on prayer
Introduction by Jason Allen
Selections from James Hamilton
- The Privilege of Prayer
- The Intercessor Above: The Prompter Within
Selection from William Paley
- Prayer in Imitation of Christ
Selections from Thomas Boston
- The Case of Petitioners at the Court of Heaven
- Considered; or, the Necessity of Praying Always, and Not Fainting
- Petitioners at the Court of Heaven Encouraged; or, the Happy Issue of Praying Always, and Not Fainting
Selections from William Jay
- May 30—Morning
- May 30—Evening
- June 7—Morning
Selections from Isaac Barrow
- Of the Duty of Prayer (Sermon 8)
- Of the Duty of Prayer (Sermon 9)
Selections from Robert Hawker
- Five Minutes' Advice to Prayerless Persons and Families
- Morning Prayer for a Family Evening Prayer
- Fragment
